Fort Myers Miracle

Hammond Stadium at the CenturyLink Sports Complex

In a Nutshell

Armed with a roster of rising stars, the reigning Florida State League champions defend their title during home games throughout the summer

The Fine Print

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The Scouting Report

Last season: The Miracle collected 87 wins en route to a Florida State League championship, the team’s first since moving to Florida in 1992

What to watch for: Rising stars of the Minnesota Twins’ farm system, as well as Jeff Smith, a Naples native who took over as the team’s manager this season

Key games: August 4–6 against the St. Lucie Mets, who are currently one place behind the Miracle in the Florida State League South standings

Fort Myers Miracle

2016 marks the 25th season for the Fort Myers Miracle in southwest Florida. The Miracle are the top Class A affiliate of the Minnesota Twins and face off against rival Florida State League teams at the newly-renovated Hammond Stadium. In 2014, the Miracle collected 87 wins and claimed their first FSL title since moving to the Sunshine State in 1992. The Miracle have sent over 75 players to the Major Leagues including batting champions Joe Mauer and Justin Morneau, World Series Hero David Ortiz, and numerous All-Stars including Ortiz, Mauer, Morneau, Brian Dozier, Brad Radke, and Torii Hunter.